WTSD stands for “Went to Showdown”, and it’s a common poker stat used in online tracking software and player analysis. It shows how often a player goes all the way to showdown after seeing the flop.
In other words, WTSD tells you if someone tends to see things through or fold before the river. It’s expressed as a percentage, based on the number of hands where a player sees the flop. A high WTSD means a player often sticks around to the end, while a low one means they fold more often before showdown.
WTSD is just one part of reading player tendencies and is often used alongside stats like W$SD (Won at Showdown) and VPIP (Voluntarily Put Money in Pot).
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